Description
Book SynopsisBrand Psychology brings together theory and practice from the fields of psychology, design, and marketing to demystify the brand development process. It explores the behavioral science behind brand building, looking at the psychological principles at play whenever a brand is built and communicated.
Backed by research from various fields of psychology, the book presents practical insights for developing memorable brands through its interdisciplinary character, and emphasis on digital channels. Throughout the book, readers will learn to apply concepts from brand psychology, social learning and persuasion, identity design, and sensory branding to attract and retain their ideal customers. Each chapter presents insights from academic consumer behavior studies, real-life cases from inspiring brands, and unique visual learning tools including infographics, worksheets, and timelines. Ultimately, it serves as a tool to bridge the gap between scientists and entrepreneurs, offer
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Welcome to the world of branding
Chapter 2: Defining "Brand"
Chapter 3: Brand equity & management
Section 1 Introduction: Story
Chapter 4: Brand Story
Chapter 5: Self-brand identification
Chapter 6: Research, segmentation, and personas
Chapter 7: Associations & positioning
Chapter 8: Naming
Chapter 9: Pricing
Chapter 10: Personality & voice
Section 2 Introduction: Symbols
Chapter 11: The Brandverse
Chapter 12: Visual perception
Chapter 13: Logo design
Chapter 14: Typography
Chapter 15: Color
Chapter 16: Applications, packaging and systems
Section 3 Introduction: Strategy
Chapter 17: Building strong brand relationships
Chapter 18: Understanding channels
Chapter 19: Designing memorable brand experiences
Chapter 20: Brand portfolio management: extensions, architecture & rebranding
Chapter 21: Brand intelligence
Conclusion
